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ARISTOCAT USES DIFFERENT NAME NEXT DOOR. RECEIVES SECOND DINNER AS “DAVE.”

At home, he has a title. Next door, he has chicken.

A silver-white long-haired cat with a small gold bow eating from a simple bowl in a neighboring kitchen.

At home, he answers to Lord Peregrine of Ashcombe, provided somebody says it while opening a tin. Next door, he is Dave.

The neighbors describe Dave as a lovely, hungry little chap. They have no idea he has already eaten poached chicken from a monogrammed dish.

Peregrine says the arrangement allows him to experience life without the burden of expectashuns. He finds ordinary people refreshingly generous with gravy.

Asked whether the households should meet, he said there was no need to make this political.

THE HUMAN STORY BEHIND THE NONSENSE

Pattern inspiration: The Wales children use their family’s title as a school surname. — Page Six, 2026-10-05. This is an original fictional cat story, not a report about the real people in that coverage.

Fiction & satire. These cats and their scandals are invented.

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